Senator Hanna had several meetings with leaders of the Anthracite Coal Strike and does not feel that there will be a settlement in the near future. He also reviews the political situation in Ohio. He hopes that President Roosevelt can attend the wedding.

British newspaper article praising President Roosevelt's handling of the Anthracite Coal Strike. The author compares Roosevelt's active and forthright approach to that of local politicians. After explaining the negotiations and concessions, the author encourages Americans to stick with Roosevelt to lead the way out of dangerous situations.

President Roosevelt informs Senator Quay that he has requested a meeting with the presidents of the anthracite coal companies and John Mitchell for October 3. He would like to meet with Quay at his earliest convenience.

Philip C. Garrett encloses a copy of a letter he sent to Governor Stone. He recommends strict enforcement of the law and severe punishments for miners who are using intimidation to prevent the mines from opening.